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Ever since Poland joined the European Union, international travellers have rapidly rediscovered the country's rich cultural heritage, stunning historic sites and just gorgeous array of landscapes. 
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Whether you're looking for architecture, urban vibes or a taste of the past: Poland's bustling cities and towns offer something for everyone.
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Most of the major cities boast lovely old centres and a range of splendid buildings, some of them UNESCO World Heritage sites.
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Kraków

The magnificent medieval city of Kraków is Poland's most-visited destination. The old city of is considered the country's cultural capital, with a gorgeous historic centre, countless monumental buildings and a few excellent museums. It's  one of the oldest cities in Poland, with evidence showing settlements there since 20,000 BC.

Wrocław

Wrocław, the former capital of Silesia, is still less well-known but can definitely compete when it comes to amazing architecture. Its picturesque location on the river Oder and countless bridges make this huge city a lovely place.
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Warsaw

The capital, Warsaw, has one of the best old centres and its many sights include the ancient city walls, palaces, churches and squares. Today, Warsaw is also a bustling metropolis and one of the European Union's fastest-developing capitals​. There is a large variety of museums, galleries and other tourist attractions, and there is always something happening throughout the year.
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If you'd rather get away from the crowds and enjoy nature, the country's vast natural areas provide anything from dense forests, high peaks and lush hills to beaches and lake reserves.
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